Last month we had such a fun day, with a workshop with Kim Herringe on lino cutting. Di’s daughter Stephanie joined us, which was lovely. We all learned heaps and had lots of fun, some of us relying on some … Continue reading
What has Reddy Arts Textile Group been up to in 2021? Making and displaying their art of course! Continue reading
Everyone was bright and early for our June meeting earlier this week. First up was a very interesting demo from Alison – a wee taste of what can be done with gelli plate printing, with several of us keen to … Continue reading
So we didn’t get our windows finished….. some did….. Jan, Di, Ryl, and Jill…. the rest of us are behind the post still…. but at least we have ALL STARTED! The state of the WoM challenge to date (sorry, I … Continue reading
The Reddy Arts Textile Group relaxing and thinking about their next textile challenges and other projects now that their recent exhibitions have concluded. Continue reading
Reddy Arts Textile Group were busy as bees along with Janice Charlish from the Redcliffe Cultural Centre and her team of volunteers, putting up our latest Exhibition: From Raw Beginnings. Now open until 26th March; Open Day 20th March. Continue reading
Everyone was on form today! We missed Di who was away with the flu, and three of us had to leave early, so who knows what mischief the rest got up to after that! We had a delicious … Continue reading
Lovely meeting today, everyone working away diligently much chatter and cameraderie. Helen, Jan and Sue were all working on their Brisbane challenge pieces – Sue just beginning with her Bull Shark, Jan getting her water under the bridge underaway, and … Continue reading
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Reddy Arts – Sinchies – 2 colour challenge, shown with the accompanying book describing each work. A big Thank you happened at my Textile Groups meeting last month. We had our wonderful exhibition where our…
Almost full turn out minus Di. Lots of mandala workshop pieces on show as well as many more sinchies which were all displayed together mounted on a screen which made an awesome display of colour.
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